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Education iconExploring a new job usually means thinking about your education. Whether you're planning to change jobs, or trying to work your way up the ladder in your current occupation, there are lots of options for improving your education.

This system will help you find a program that will suit your needs, and help you achieve your goals.
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Step 1: Watch the Education Video to learn more about the resources available to you on Illinois workNet!

Step 2: Select a scenario below to help you begin. The system will help you find a program that will suit your needs, and help you achieve your goals. Which best describes your education level?

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Instructions Stopped school before the 9th grade
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InstructionsFinished 9th grade or higher but have not completed high school
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Instructions Completed high school or earned my GED
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Instructions Attended some college classes or training
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InstructionsObtained a certificate in an occupation
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Instructions Completed a 2-year associate degree
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Instructions Obtained a bachelor's degree
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Instructions Have a master's degree or higher
Step 3: Complete the recommended steps and connect to education and training programs in Illinois.

Step 4: You may also want to visit Explore Job Information to review typical job responsibilities, skills, and trends that are associated with a specific occupation.
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